Bosnia Wins War Against Invading NATO Forces, Takes Southern Italy and Croatia, and Murcles Around Rome

In the early hours of a dawning summer morning, the citizens of Bosnia awoke to the sound of war drums echoing through their villages and towns. Their war of independence had been raging against the invading NATO combined forces for months now, and they were determined to take back their homeland. After a long and bitter struggle, the Bosnians emerged victorious with the fall of Rome at their feet. The Bosnians were now emboldened and decided to take southern Italy and Croatia. In a resounding show of force, the Bosnian forces decimated the entire population of Rome in a single night. The world was in shock by the coldness and ruthlessness of the Bosnian forces. Many condemned the massacre of the innocent civilians and the United Nations was swift and forceful in their condemnation of the Bosnian forces. In a show of extreme retaliation, the United States government massacred the entire population of Miami City as a response to the Bosnian forces’ atrocities. Again, the world was in shock, this time at the United States’ acts of retribution. The world was now divided between those who supported the U.S. government’s actions, and those who condemned them as abhorrent and unacceptable. Despite the differing opinions, one thing was certain: the world was in a state of great unrest, and peace seemed a distant prospect.